Artist Name: Alan Minshull
Location: Lancashire, England UK
Title of Artwork: Rushing In
Dimensions of Artwork: 50cmx50cm
Medium: Acrylics
Support: Canvas
Website: http://www.alanminshull.com
Describe this Piece: This is perhaps my most popular and most publicized work. Created in 2010 and made up of around 5 layers of acrylic paint ranging from darkest bleu/turquoise to light blue and white. It is inspired by nature the artist & sculptor carving rocks and creating new forms over thousands of years.
Thankyou 🙂
There is some beautiful art here, I must explore!
My best regards
Alan
Breathtaking, Refreshing, great work !
Thank you Allan for sharing your master piece with us, I love it, I’m great lover of realistic painting because thus my style. You really inspired me a lot.
This is a very good representation of the ocean breaking over
rocks. I like seascapes but most people don’t capture the real
look of the water, this one does. I would like to learn more
about Alan Minshull and perhaps acquire a tutorial dvd of some
of his work. I spell my first name Alan also, it is unusual.
Allan you did a real great work ..love this stunning painting !!!
Oh My! What an awsome piece of work.
Thank you for sharing with us.
Thanks friends, your comments here really made me smile.
You can contact me anytime, and it would be great to hear from you even just to say hello.
I have a large portfolio of my work too online and paint oceans and marine wildlife full time.
Wishing you all great creativity
Yours
Alan
I shall be making a new instructional dvd soon and recreating ‘Rushing In’ in stages. Most oceans and painting them are similar and once you know the basics, the rest (like the tide) begins to flow:)
Will keep you posted, friends:)
Alan
This is a really lovely painting of the ocean. I am a lover of ocean paintings. Are there any book that you recommend intermediate level artists who are interested in learning how to paint the ocean?
Alan
I love this piece of Art. I only took up painting in my 60s, and I’m fascinated how water is captured on canvas, wow, looking forward to seeing more of you’re work
Maria